Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 176, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1929 — Page 16

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POPE AROUSED Br NEW BOOK ABOUT DISPUTE Resents Publication of Little Known Documents During Controversy. B'J Vmilrtl Pror VATICAN CITY. Dec. 3.—A now book by the noted journalist. Mario Missiroli, and its review by Deputy Lando Ferrctti. Chief of Premier Mussolini’s press bureau, has caused another fiareup between Pope Pius VI and the Italian government. Missiroll’s work deals with the period between the signing and ratifying of the Lateran treaty and illustrates chiefly the controversy that arose because of the speeches by the pope and Premier Mussolini. The book contains several little known documents, including .he demands originally made by the Holy See as a condition preliminary’ to reaching the accord 1 between the Church and the state. Feretti, in his review, disavowed that his comment wait an official communique, saying it was “in no way authorized" and that no official word had been said about the book. Pope Pius, addressing representatives of Rome parishes, deplored the fact that “certain publications have exceeded all limits of discretion and respectfulness.” He said he had caused representations to be made, but was informed that the publications were not authorized. The pontiff said he could not, but regret that the publications were not formally disapproved. He recommended that the government do verbally what it could not do through the press. James Madison was the first President of the United States who habitually dressed in long trousers.

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